
Lamu
Step into a haven of cultural whispers and peaceful shores.
Overview
Lamu, a tranquil island off Kenya's coast, offers a unique glimpse into a world untouched by modern development. A UNESCO World Heritage site, Lamu Town is a living museum of Swahili culture, with narrow, winding streets, intricately carved doors, and a slow, peaceful pace of life. Donkeys are the primary mode of transport, adding to the island's timeless charm. Explore ancient mosques, visit the Lamu Fort, and wander through the vibrant local markets. Relax on pristine beaches, sail in traditional dhows, and savor the delicious flavors of Swahili cuisine. Lamu is a place to disconnect from the world and immerse yourself in a rich cultural tapestry and the serenity of island life.
Highlights
UNESCO Heritage
Dhow Sailing
Donkey Transport
Swahili Culture
Activities
Wildlife Photography
Game Drives
Camel Safaris
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Plan Your Visit
Best time to visit: June to October
Lamu, Kenya
Suitable for all ages